St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-24
did Won do with themp,,

Ibid you burn them all in one pile?"
Yes"
Were some of the checks thrown
under the house,"
Yes
"Why did you not throw the rest of
them under thereof
Il stopped them from throwing them
under the house."
why did you stop them?''
at was not safe place"
why did you put one ticket down in
certain place?'
Il don't know"
WAS it by accident?"
Eyes"
Ibid You have your hands full of
tickets at the time?"
"Yes."
"If you put this one ticket down by
accident, how was it that you remem-
bered it?''
Il don't know"
"When you made your first statement
did you remember about it?'
Yes"
"When did you search for it?''
"NOv. H.
"Who were with you?"
Detectives Howard and Hankinson,
Mr.. JamiSOn and some one else, have
forgotten Who"
Ibid you look for the single check?"
Eyes; pointed out the place and
they took up the floor, but did not
find it,
"How high were the floor joiSts above
the ground?'
In some places about foot, in
other places not so much"
Ibid Timothy go to his sisters at
II 30 the 2Stl of JuIV?'
mo"
did not you go down the cellar with
another man?'
''NO."
"When you went out in the boat
where did you gO?''
Il think we rowed across the lake,
but did not land on the other side"
''WhO threw the tin overbOard?''
Tim
"Who rowed the boat?"
II padded the boat with one paddle"
(Which way were you facing while in
the boat?''
i had my back toward the front of
the boat"
How could you paddle boat back
wardS?''
Il did not paddle much. 1 let the
boat drift most of the time" he an
swered after thinking awhile.
Did he throw each piece IN separ-
ateiy?"
"Yes.''
did you paddle all the timer"
Ibid you go from the lake to your
siSter's?"
Yes"
"What did you do with the checks?"
Tim emptied the package in alto
gether."
Where did Tim have the package of
checks?"
''In his coat pocket"
'Why did you not throw the tin away
when you were going through the woods
down to the Iake?'
Tin did want to do that. but pre-
vented him."
"Have you been out to the lake since
with any One?'
Yes
''With whom?'
"Hankinson, Day, German and an
other officer"
Looking for some of the pieces?"
"Yes."
When did you make your state
m nt?''
Nov. IL"
Ibid you show them where to tear up
the tioor?"
YES"
Did you give Tim this revolver"
"NO."
"NNho cut these initials on the han
dle?''
Tim started to cut them and fin
ished cutting them"
when did you first see this re-
volver?"
"On July 16. 1 never saw it until
then"
did you not have an alteration with
two brakemen and take this revolver
from one of them?'
No, / did have trouble with two
brakemen and took revolver from one
of them, but it was bulldog revolver
and not this one"
Ibid you chase him across the tracks
with the revolver and shoot at him?
Yes, chased him across the tracks
and shot at him several times"
''Was your brother Frank present."
yes"
"Did you give Tim a revolver"
eyes, but not this one.''
"What did Timothy make this mark
on this revolver with?"
"a file blade of a knife"
REDIRECT.
Mr.. Davis then took the witness, who
testified that he went out to WacOnia at
his own suggestion, and that the party
assumed certain names for the purpose
of concealing their identity. He then
told how many times he had
been convicted for selling liquor
without a license and at what times.
He said he went to live at 2S30 Fort
avenue, about five years ago, with his
father; that his father remained there
It1tx- hot
was there two years, and that Pete and
Tim came from Omaha last summer;
that his father went to California on the
25th of July for the purpose of locating
there. He then said:
We left the house, 1880 Fort avenue,
the middle of August, and moved to 294l
Chicago avenue, where we remained
few days and then went to NOrthfield.
Pete did not stay with us at Northfield.
Tim was arrested at Mortified and /
paid his fine. My sister and father after
ward repaid us. When we left North
field we came to Minneapolis and stopped
at 2619 Twenty-ninth avenue south.
Pete came back from Mortified few
days after we moved there, with me.
We went down to $3.50 Fort avenue. l
have four brothers. Ed and Frank live
at Omaha. My two sisters are Mrs.
Coleman, who lives here, and Kate
Lagen, who lives at Council Bluff, To-"
did you not make some objection at
the time the planks were placed on the
tracks on Cedar avenue, and what was
it?'' asked Mr.. Davis.
Il said, IF we cannot do better than
$40 we had better quit.
what did the boys say?"
''They thought so too"
AT the time Tollefson's car was on
the turn table, the mules did not turn
the car partly around, did they, but
didn't the car stand still and only the
mules turn toward Lake street,"
Yes"
"When you hired the boat, could the
people in the house see you when you
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